... British artist and independent filmmaker Isaac Julien, 40, is T best known in this country for his rhapsodic Looking for Langston, which made a beleaguered appearance at the New...

...Soraya Murray Copyright © 2004 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2004 daydream, embrace, contort their ISAAC JULIEN: bodies and whip each other into BALTIMORE...

...Peter Erickson Focusing primarily on Isaac Julien’s two Paradise Omeros films (2002–3), but also with further reference to Looking for Langston (1989) and Ten Thousand Waves (2010), I explore the figure of the poet and the concept of the poetic in Julien’s visual work. Just as Paradise Omeros...

...Isaac Julien Curating at the My core artistic premise and point of departure to Royal Academy curate the first two galleries of the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition of Arts, London, Summer Exhibition 2020 was to 2020 pay homage to my friend, the late, great curator, writer, and poet, Okwui Enwezor...

...Isaac Julien; Mark Nash Copyright © 2000 Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art 2000 Isaac Julien and Mark Nash rantz Fanon (1925 -1961) is one of the major black intellectu• F als of the twentieth century. He trained in psychiatry in France and explored...

...Lisa E. Bloom Reconsidering Isaac Julien’s film True North (2004) in relation to my book Gender on Ice (1993) at this moment is a political and intellectual challenge, especially given that the recent resurgence of interest in the Arctic is not only about concern over global warming and the desire...

... the Symbionese Liberation Army are most often remembered through their spectacular representation in visual media culture rather than through their political actions or agendas. Video and film projects such as Raymond Pettibon and David Markey’s Citizen Tania (1989), Isaac Julien’s Baltimore (2003), Sharon...

... Passage, the triangular routes of the slave trade. As the point of origin of Julien's parents. The extra• a cultural arena, it represents the imaginative ordinary meeting between Walcott and Julien is space over which artistic passages and exchanges recorded in Creolite and Creolization...

... WORTH TOWARD THEORIZING A BLACK/QUEER GAZE IN THE INTERNET “PORNUTOPIA” Jafari Sinclaire Allen n the early 1990s Essex Hemphill, Kobena Mercer, and Isaac Julien incisively problematized high...

... to the American continent, my Kalidou Sy, 1995, Goree, Senegal. Photo: Magaye Niang. Journal of Contemporary African Art Man from the South, 2001. Acrylic, clay, and burlap on canvas, 44 x 37 in. Collection of Eileen Julien. Photo by Michael Cavanagh and Kevin Montague...

...• questions about what precisely it means to "pre• mation of action figures, in a video-epitaph for a serve" a culture. This concept of preservation pre• young man lost to street violence. supposes cultural authenticity as a given, when as Isaac Julien's Baltimore of 2003 presents anoth...

... that is now MASS MoCA) silhouetted against a dusky sky and Créolité and Creolization, ed. Okwui Enwezor et al. (Ostfildern-­Ruit: Hatje Cantz, 2003), and mango seeds, both small capsules Caribbean sea. Whereas in Julien’s film 191...

... and vision, myth and history, make Within Reach one of the most complete artistic projects ever undertaken in the his- tory of the Venice Biennale.1 More recently, artist Isaac Julien curated a section of the 2020 Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London, which paid homage to Okwui, and invited...

...., the question about his investment in discussing Looking For tantly through the films of Isaac Julien, Marlon Riggs, and a whole group Langston, I was interested in his passion I wanted to find out what of people, young black queer artists who were coming out with me, my excited him. contemporaries...

... that. Zarina Bhimji, Black Audio, Cerith Wyn Evans, and Isaac Julien, From the perspective of 1990s video art, BAFC's "crime" was all of whom emerged in the mid-'80s, were evaluated, contextu- to continue to invest in the cinematic even as its death was being alized...

... in the early twen• tieth century, outlining its origins in resistance, connection to black cultur• al politics, and continued current deployment in contemporary criticism. His treatment of selected moments in the work of contemporary African American artists Isaac Julien, Glenn Ligon, William...

... not their representation of "truths", but their ability to induce and initiate ethical considerations. Or consider Isaac Julien's splendidly baroque venture onto...

... performance. These could be collectivities deemed black because they’ve been organized around principles that stem in part from the African diaspora. 96 • Nka Journal of Contemporary African Art • 34 • Spring 2014 EDITED BY EILEEN JULIEN, LAUREN M...

... what how slave trade and slavery belonged to a global, the painting triggered for them. For instance, in economic, social, and cultural system. For example, front of Le Radeau de la méduse artist Isaac Julien Dutch paintings figured goods and products of talked of the Africans drowned...